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Patrick Tsela, who won the Ubombo MTN Monthly Masters, receives his award from MTN High Value Customer Segment Manager Lungelo Seyama. (MTN Eswatini FB Page)
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MBABANE – Patrick Tsela held his nerve to claim the Ubombo MTN Monthly Masters title.

Tsela finishing tied on 37 points at Ubombo Golf and Country Club on Saturday.

Tsela edged out Nathi Tsabedze and Colani Dlamini, who also carded 37 points, with the winner decided on a countback.

Tsabedze settled for second, while Dlamini took third. Welcome Vilane finished fourth on 35 points, with Sabelo Masuku claiming fifth on the same tally.

The tournament produced a tightly-contested leaderboard, with the top three separated only by the countback.

The novelties also saw strong performances. Mthokozisi Mthingila claimed closest to the pin on the first/10th hole, while Audrey Mkhonta won the accolade on the fourth/13th. Nosimilo Kgomo took closest to the pin on the fifth/14th.

Masuku completed his strong showing by claiming the longest-drive prize.

August Monthly Masters Results:

Patrick Tsela       – 37 points (c/b)

Nathi Tsabedze – 37 points (c/b)

Colani Dlamini   – 37 points (c/b)

Welcome Vilane               – 35 points (c/b)

Sabelo Masuku – 35 points (c/b)

Novelties

Closest to the pin, 1st/10th: Mthokozisi Mthingila

Closest to the pin, 4th/13th: Audrey Mkhonta

Closest to the pin, 5th/14th: Nosimilo Kgomo

Longest Drive: Sabelo Masuku

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